Fernando Jaimes

[Agnes C. Poirier @AgnesCPoirier]

The #bells of #NotreDame have just been ringing for the first time since the fire!
(Via ⁦@afpfr⁩)

[Burlington Magazine @BurlingtonMag]

Dramatic discoveries of previously unknown works by major sculptors are very rare. However, in our annual Sculpture issue we publish the discovery of an important work by Gian Lorenzo Bernini, with further articles on Donatello and Michelangelo.

https://t.co/sEMGQVJUzG

[Liniers @porliniers]

Gracias a todos por leer Macanudo hasta el final. Con esta tira me despido como una puesta de sol. Fue muy lindo dibujar para ustedes todos estos años. Adiós. Más info aquí👉 https://t.co/Vdy9l40jUG

[Solangel Fernández @UrbanistaSol]

La construcción de la autopista I95 en Miami, reubicó forzadamente a más de 12,000 residentes, la mayoría de bajos recursos. Sucedió entre 1960-1980. La diseñaron cruzando por encima de barrios consolidados en lugar de usar una línea férrea abandonada.1/3

[Natura M. Ambiental @naturaambiental]

La visualización muestra una célula inmune persiguiendo a las bacterias y destruyéndolas. Los macrófagos son células de los animales e incluso de los humanos capaces de capturar y digerir bacterias, restos de células muertas y otras partículas extrañas o tóxicas @puritan_777

[Hayden @the_transit_guy]

Retweet and spread the word.

[Melissa & Chris Bruntlett @modacitylife]

In isolation, bikes and trains aren’t perfect replacements for cars. The former lack the required range and the latter the door-to-door convenience.

But combine these two modes into a single bike-train system, and a seamless “car-beating” mobility option is immediately unlocked.

[Solangel Fernández @UrbanistaSol]

Un niño en bicicleta paseaba todos los días dentro del patio de un vecino y este decidió hacerse cargo de la situación, de pronto el barrio empezó a cambiar.

[microscopic images. @microscopicture]

most detailed image of a human cell to date

[santiago de molina @santidemolina]

No construimos casas para no mojarnos o no pasar frío... Sino para algo más invisible:

[Brent Toderian @BrentToderian]

Did you know that a “kissing canopy” is when trees above a street or sidewalk grow to touch overhead? On #ValentinesDay, let’s celebrate the beauty & value that street trees add to our cities. Share a beautiful canopy that you love with #KissingCanopies #StreetsAreBetterWithTrees

[Daniel Moser @_dmoser]

5 ways to move 200 people.

HT @Stuart_Delivery @PTVGroup

[Dutch Cycling Embassy @Cycling_Embassy]

We know that cycling is good for those who do it. But is it also good for everyone else–even those who do not cycle?

The best way to answer this question is through #Bikenomics, a (now) widespread term that indicates economic thinking applied to cycling.

https://t.co/mCMQYTnkE3

[Daniel Moser @_dmoser]

This is the plan ▶️ Invert the pyramid 👇👇

[Daniel Moser @_dmoser]

More cars = less friends. 🚗🚓🚕🚙

People living on streets with heavy traffic do have less friends and less acquaintances on average.

[anna holligan 🎙 @annaholligan]

Hello from a locked down nation✨

Here’s your penultimate Dutch news from the cycle path before Xmas 🎄

🔒🦠🔒🦠🔒🦠🔒🦠🔒🦠🔒🦠

[Brent Toderian @BrentToderian]

“You can’t have good urban design if you prioritize the car; you have to give priority to people.” I give a VERY comprehensive interview to @VLADDO for @PapelPeriodico_ in Bogotá published in Spanish (Spanish speakers/readers, let me know how it sounds, & share the best quotes!)

[Daniel Moser @_dmoser]

"A developed country is not a place where the poor have cars. It's where the rich use public transportation."

🎥 @discoverhk